A small place to talk about law school admission.

Hi everyone! I am in desperate need of advice. Last night while talking to one of my professors he told me that he believes that I asked the wrong people for LORs. I asked my thesis advisor who I've had for 3-4 classes, my professor who I have had 5 times and completed research with, and another professor who I have done research with and has had me in multiple courses. I did an internship under a judge during the summer of 2021 but decided against asking him because 1. I didn't believe he could write a lengthy and rich LOR and 2. Because he doesn't know me on the same level as my professors. I used my PS to talk about my internship and how it influenced me to apply to law school and I included it in my resume. But my professor is making me feel as if I don't have this LOR from this judge, I won't get accepted anywhere. I know the LORs I requested are from people who truly know me both in an academic setting and also in my leadership roles on my university's campus as I have worked with some of them on university issues. But am I making a huge mistake by not asking this judge? I started sending in my applications last week and now I am regretting it all solely because of this one conversation.